Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-29


- On n. that men could s. I'm a'n
all al the the, days Of their lie! VIZ ssps
the school Of love ii AAta.h,'
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things in the world that a. sss ~ esgls
absolutely disintcrestoa ,s sssm 70 n
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bringing up Of children .'' y \
times, than amother's h -, nas,
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| think love grows betu.a
ana wlie By expression d s \ na'ha
know there is stately disn; aueeiIoa
Husband and wife sit own nv. a,, nsase
other like those great s.at,,s ssa J. eaa
non IN Egypt; there the 'v' !. y NM
stony, and hard. ~ are, wi
You that live long cnoush
women vote. and when YOU Il !. "
voting you will see less III, 81 sse Wons
tality' and more public snIr - = 's's ~
ana romance in public affair. ne'0m
| Robert Burns-A trpe ~.
by the schools, brought up III nadsu
ternal culture or assistance ~ n 20
as flower comes in snr,, e can
.na '.i ne was man Of the psoo,s = Y
he was far above the people ' y. "
ordained to be an Interpreter J, T. ., "
his kind, then and for eyermn ! 80
Or all the American uovs,, s
nave passed away the author !, y
House OF the Seven Gables,, ~
me the greatest. 'ssns
Grant had the patience d i. Z,
the force of Thor He has left ! I. ~
DRY only such weaknesses : : men 1
him with humanity and such v,, ssan's
Will rank him among heroes '''
Jonn Browns name nm
through the ages as anillustrion.sa s's' I,
pie OF what man may do wbo /. ' ~ !
ing to suffer for great princnls =
Emerson. the calm, the obse a
al not an enthusiast in relIgioD d.
with patriotism and humanity i NJ. y +
him a brave witness. II took ss s's
generations of ministers to nal. y
Ralph Waldo Emerson. =
1t is a noble thing to see 4 man :,
sympathy with his time and vo,s I
Iennyson is, that even with ern;,;a.
strength he still tries to chant the ,,a,s Nh
OF God to the age in which he lvss 4
Fetcr Cooper--a manly man VI.
lived for his fellow-men. Nav Ca
increase the procession Of such Man.
lie will increase it. 1t is a tendens.
Though slow. Abraham Lineon u,
sure. A thousand men could not NAL.
him plant his foot before he was read,,
ten thousand could not move Il M,
he had set-it down.
Grover Cleveland, like Washinc.oo
has the great faculty of maintanip.
his own personality and cnlarginr bs
own knowledge.
would not weaken one single sipes
in the sturdy arm of Bismarck
God raised up Cromwell to wres
liberty from the kings hands and set i
firmly upon its feet before the nations
of the earth.
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Charles Sumner was republican
statesman because he sought the we'll
fare of all. and not of a privileged class
Spencer will be found to have given
to the world more truths in one life.
time than any other man that has lived
in the schools of philosophy.
MIR. Beecher was champion Of tenn.
perance upon occasion, but never made
hobby of it.
We drink not to crafty the palate,
but for business purpose. That benz
the case. we may begin with the mldsl
beverages, just as we begin our lir'
with pine shavings, not ouly becaus'
we can light them so easily, but ass
because we want them to set on frI
something soldier. And wine is step
stone to brandy. Beer is stepstone to-
other way. 1t does not lead up t
brandy. but it leads down to drunk an
beastly drunk.
Intemperance is the fertile source
crime. Have you done anything aooa
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